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Customer Support

Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.

5 Reasons You Should Use Support Tracking Software

Customer care is a vital part of any company’s strategic game plan. Your support tracking software may be the mightiest weapon in your arsenal.

How DoneDone replaced email for a property management group

We’re always excited to hear how our customers are using DoneDone. From weddings, to large projects, to everyday team interactions, DoneDone helps you get it, well, done.

How StudioNorth keeps their project management engine in sync

At DoneDone, we’ve always committed our product to focusing on one thing and doing that one thing very well—bringing teams together to resolve issues efficiently.

Our super-slow growth strategy on automating customer support

We’ve been running DoneDone for the past six years, growing from a small app with a few customers here and there to a critical business tool that's helped tens of thousands of users resolve issues in over 140 countries.

Should programmers also provide customer support? Eight tips we learned in the trenches.

Programmers often do much more than writing code. Frequently programmers provide customer support as well.

Saving time (and money) with a combined issue tracker and customer support tool

Customer support and bug tracking are two functions that are critical to your company's success: Today, many companies use one system for customer support and another for issue tracking, even though both concepts are…

When Issue Tracking Met Customer Support

We're proud to announce the release of Public Issues in DoneDone today. Quite simply, it's our biggest new feature to date.

Simple Customer Support with DoneDone Public Issues

DoneDone was originally designed as an internal team issue tracker, which required each of your users to have their own login.

The due diligence of thinking through your problem

Working on an issue tracker for the past four years has taught me more than just how to build and maintain a piece of software.

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